In this episode of Moving Iron with Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson, we dig deep into the fast-evolving landscape of agricultural equipment in 2025. From a $410K S780 combine to the broader auction market trends, we unpack what’s hot—and what’s not—in late-model iron. We explore how interest rates and seasonal buying cycles impact machinery purchases, and why timing your trades between August and Q1 can pay dividends. Plus, we look at how year-end buying behavior, corn prices, and improved supply conditions are reshaping the value of your used equipment. Whether you're buying, selling, or just watching the market, this episode is packed with data-driven insights and practical advice to help you make smarter moves with your iron. Buckle up … it’s time to move some iron.

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In this week’s episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dive deep into the evolving landscape of ag equipment as the fall season brings a buzz of energy to the industry. From football to hunting, it's not just the outdoors heating up—so is the auction market. We explore the growing anticipation for a spike in farm auction activity as we head into late 2025 and 2026, fueled by tightening lending conditions and a wave of retiring farmers. Plus, we reflect on the rare pricing consistency seen at end-of-year auctions in 2024—breaking a 22-year trend.

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In this episode of Moving Iron with Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson (Machinery Pete), we break down key trends shaping the ag equipment landscape. From auction pricing on high-end Case IH Steiger 715 tractors to the critical role of marketing exposure in achieving top dollar, we dig into what’s moving the needle in today’s market. We also explore the rise of “dealer-farmer consignment” dynamics, the value proposition of late-model used machinery, and how understanding market cycles can help buyers and sellers navigate price volatility with confidence. Buckle up—it’s time to move some iron!

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As new farm equipment sales continue to decline, the used machinery market is heating up — especially for late-model units. In this episode of the Moving Iron podcast, Casey Seymour and Machinery Pete break down why fewer low-hour machines are hitting auctions and why prices are holding strong despite softer commodity markets and high interest rates. They explore how tight inventory, dealer strategies, and long-term economic pressures are shaping buyer behavior, and whether 2027 might be the tipping point for a new equipment rebound. Plus, Shawn Hackett shares insights from the Pro Farmer Crop Tour, and Aaron Fintel highlights which used machines are driving demand in his region.

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dig into fall auction trends, featuring Machinery Pete’s take on a standout Iowa estate sale and resilient farm stories. They explore surprising price gaps—like a 2022 New Holland CR780 selling for just over half of retail—plus the strong demand for well-kept older machines and hay tools. The conversation covers Q4 auction dynamics, specialty equipment innovations, and the evolving role of row spacing in modern cropping. From forage harvester demand cycles to sugar beet planting strategies, this episode offers a detailed snapshot of what’s moving the iron right now.

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Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson unpack a whirlwind of ag equipment trends across the High Plains—where weather boosts yields, but kernel quality lags. From soaring auction prices on late-model tractors to deep discounts on Draper Heads, this episode dives into the evolving machinery market, tech upgrades, and the generational shift reshaping farm auctions. Whether you're a buyer, seller, or just iron-curious—buckle up, it’s time to move some iron!

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dive into the latest auction action from four major regions, revealing how seasonal timing and pre-harvest dynamics are shaping equipment values. With commodity prices dropping and weather adding uncertainty, dealers are navigating tighter markets—and coming out on top. The episode covers why improved dealer inventory is changing auction dynamics, why fewer late-model machines are showing up, and how innovative marketing strategies—like compelling video content and targeted storytelling—are driving real results. Whether you're selling combines or chasing better margins, this episode delivers insight into the trends, tools, and timing that are helping dealers move iron smarter than ever.

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg "Machinery Pete" Peterson break down the pulse of the ag equipment market as July hits its inflection point. From rising auction volume and stabilizing market conditions to insights on pre-emissions tractor demand and falling combine prices, this episode is packed with intel you can’t afford to miss. They spotlight major upcoming auctions, compare today’s prices to 25 years ago, and explore how online platforms and farmer retirements are reshaping the auction landscape. Plus, a touch of harvest nostalgia and predictions for where inventory is headed by 2026. Buckle up — it’s time to move some iron!

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg “Machinery Pete” Peterson unpack the latest trends shaking the ag equipment world. From sky-high auction prices—like those seen at the legendary Freddie Burger sale in Mandan, ND—to seasonal inventory shifts and the generational pressures influencing retirement sales, they cover it all. The duo breaks down how rising corn prices and auction momentum point to a stabilizing market, despite economic headwinds. Plus, they dive into the growing gap between new and used equipment pricing and how online markets are reshaping regional trends. Buckle up—it’s time to move some iron!

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In this week’s episode, hosts Casey Seymour and Greg “Machinery Pete” Peterson begin with heartfelt reflections on the Texas floods before diving into the evolving skid steer market—where new models now top $100K and auction prices for used units are stabilizing. Machinery Pete shares why well-maintained mid-life equipment is in high demand, spotlighting a 2009 Deere 325 that brought in $36K.

Special guest Alex Kerr of Kerr Auctions discusses the company's rapid growth and their winning formula: transparency, flexibility, and strategies to attract global buyers. Casey and Aaron Fintel also explore the rising presence of yellow iron on farms, the tech evolution of traditional machines, and why skid steers are the Swiss Army knife of ag operations.

Finally, get the latest on tax law changes that will impact your equipment decisions in 2025—from major increases to Section 179 expensing to fresh deductions for tipped workers and seniors. If you’re in the business of ag equipment, this is one you can’t afford to miss.

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